This has never happened before: For the first time in the United States, a transgender politician succeeds in entering the upper house of a state. The Democrat Sarah McBride will sit in the Senate in Delaware. A transgender politician can also claim an election victory in Vermont. In the US elections, for the first time, an openly living transgender politician was elected to the upper house of a state: In the east coast state of Delaware, 30-year-old Sarah McBride entered the Senate there with 86 percent. This makes her the first female transgender senator in the United States. She hopes the election shows transgender children “that our democracy is big enough for them too,” wrote the Democratic candidate about her election victory on Twitter. McBride campaigned for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people (LGBTQ). In the past she had completed an internship in the White House under ex-President Barack Obama. McBride won in a heavily Democratic district that stretches from northern Wilmington to the Pennsylvania border.

In the northern state of Vermont, 26-year-old Taylor Small came to the House of Representatives there for the Democrats. “The nation’s fifth transgender MP!” She wrote on Twitter. For the first time, a transgender representative was elected to a regional parliament in 2017, then in Virginia. Transgender are people whose gender does not match the perceived gender temporarily or permanently from birth. The states of Delaware and Vermont are traditionally democratic. On Tuesday a new president, around a third of the US Senate, the House of Representatives, governors in eleven states and several local parliaments were elected in the USA.

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